commandant

英 [ˈkɒməndænt]

美 [ˈkɑːməndænt]

n.  司令; 指挥官

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牛津词典

noun

• 司令；指挥官
  the officer in charge of a particular military group or institution

柯林斯词典

• 指挥官;司令
  Acommandantis an army officer in charge of a particular place or group of people.

英英释义

noun

• an officer in command of a military unit
  Synonym:commanding officercommander

双语例句

• An illuminating book on this subject, published some years before by a commandant de gaulle, and met with no response.
  关于这个专题，几年以前，有一个名叫戴高乐的指挥官发表了一部富有启发性的著作，却没有引起任何反应。
• Y ou cannot taik to the commandant Iike that.
  你不能这样对司令说话。
• The commandant and his wife live over there.
  校长和他的妻子就住在那栋房子里。
• The charge came from Lord Guthrie, former head of the Armed Forces and colonel commandant of the SAS.
  上述费用来自主格思里，武装部队和SAS的上校司令的前负责人。
• Who was your commandant at flossenburg concentration camp?
  沸洛森集中营指挥官是谁？
• Two or three times the Minister of War and the general in command of the department wrote to him with the following address: A Monsieur le Commandant Pontmercy.
  军政部和省总指挥官写过两三次信给他，信封上写着“彭眉胥队长先生”。
• The Commandant has had a rotten day.
  司令官这一天过得真倒楣。
• The office belonged to commandant Eric lassard.
  这间办公室属于埃里克拉萨指挥官。
• A garden party at the commandant's house.
  在司令官府邸举行的一次花园招待会。
• Hit on the head, the enemy officer dropped dead instantly. The Commandant has had a rotten day.
  那个敌军官因头部中弹当即倒毙。司令官这一天过得真倒楣。